Roddy Bottum

American singer and keyboard player

Roddy Bottum - Performers & Entertainers born July 1st, 1963
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A singer and keyboard player, contributed significantly to the alternative metal and glam rock scenes. Co-founded the band Faith No More, which gained recognition in the 1980s and 1990s. The band’s album 'The Real Thing' achieved commercial success, featuring hits like 'Epic'. In addition to Faith No More, worked on various solo projects and participated in other musical collaborations, showcasing versatility in different genres.

Co-founded Faith No More

Released 'The Real Thing' album

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